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I am running Mint Debian edition, and I set Firefox as default browser (preferred applications), but when I click on a link on Signal it starts Chrome instead, I tried with other Firefox clone such as Floorp the same result, any comment ?
Check your application settings within Signal.
I do not use signal, but on my machine Firefox is the system default but in a certain application (my RSS reader) it opens links with Vivaldi.
At my command.
Check your application settings within Signal.
I do not use signal, but on my machine Firefox is the system default but in a certain application (my RSS reader) it opens links with Vivaldi.
At my command.
As far as I can see, there's no setting on Signal which browser to open the link on message
'xdg-settings get default-web-browser' returns the name of the desktop entry for the default browser stored in ~/.local/share/applications. Fix if incorrect, otherwise the problem is with signal
'xdg-settings get default-web-browser' returns the name of the desktop entry for the default browser stored in ~/.local/share/applications. Fix if incorrect, otherwise the problem is with signal
Right, it was Signal's preference can't be changed.
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